week, so i spend four days and three nights every week away from home. it s hard to complain about that when you have military men and women who leave for a whole year. sure. but we take the kids along with us. i do dairy breakfast parades and fairs the kids roller blade in the parades. my kids along the way. my kids think parades are for passing out lit, they don t know people actually go to plaids to enjoy them. [laughter] we went to disney and we got to watch the parade. they were really miffed by that, that they were watching the parade and not in the disney parade. [laughter] by the way, i ve only met one of your little ones, and you have no better surrogate than that precious little baby of yours, let me tell you. just a love. all right. we ll come back to the couch in a moment. i don t know if you saw it, it was breaking news on fox report last night, a cold case turning red hot thanks to a tv documentary. and now the wealthy real estate heir, robert durst
we are hopeful. speaking of solving problems we re on the verge of something big. we re get right to the fox news alert. a jaw dropping ending to say the least to a tv documentary about a mysterious real estate heir, robert durst as he admits, quote, killing them all. a cloud of two murders and the mysterious disappearance of mr. durst s wife has hung over him for what, 30 years or more. he s been walking around free. his chilling words coming just hours after he was booked in new orleans on murder charges in los angeles. ainsley was talking about this on fox and friends first. yeah, the question is could what seems to be a stunning off camera confession by the big break that the fbi is now looking for to bring robert durst to justice? listen to what he said while he was still wearing a mic. there it is. you re caught.
federal bought that itco should have for seen that innocent lives would be taken and suing the gun store. the gun store is suing the federal government because it lied to the owner about intercepting weapons. jenna, as you know the house is continuing to pursue its claim against the attorney general with holding documents that it is a cover-up and that the administration knew and approved of program the other suspects in mexico awaiting extradition. this will continue. back to you. jenna: we ll await the subpoenaing in a few hours. william, thank you for this particular man that is facing justice. william, thank you. jon: right now iran s government seems to be ramping up anti-american and anti-israel rhetoric even during a temporary nuclear arms deal with the west. a new iranian tv documentary, if that s what you want to call it, shows what a quote, merciless airstrike on israel and u.s. interests would look like if it were forced to attack. leland vittert is live in
bill: he was buried eight years ago but the body of former palestinian leader yasser arafat exhumed today. and reburied quickly after that. forensic scientists getting evidence to see exactly how he died. david lee miller in jerusalem. why is this happening anyway? reporter: the remains were disinterred to find out whether or not he was poisoned. in his tomb in the presidential compound they removed his body this morning briefly to remove portions of his body that can be examined. a blue tarp was erected for the purposes of privacy. arafat s wife, suha, requested the exhumation and the investigation after a tv documentary found evidence that he might, that he might i emphasize, have been poisoned. experts on the tv show say they found trace elements of a chemical element on his
presidential palace did their best to keep away prying eyes as well as cameras during the predawn exhume hags by setting up large blue tarp. they wanted to do everything possible to preserve privacy. one of the things that officials also did, they prevented anyone from having a cell phone so there would be no unauthorized photographs taken. arafat s wife called for the investigation after a tv documentary found what might be evidence that he was poisoned. experts on that tv show said arafat s clothing and other personal items contained deadly levels of a radioactive substance called pallone yaum. polonium. he was flown in france and died a few weeks later. the cause of death was a officially a stroke. scientists from rush, switzerland and france will try to determine if polonium poisoning was the cause of death but, there is big but, the test will take three months because polonium